(That smile spells your demise as an opponent of Akiyama and Nao.) He does change the look on his face though, especially when he knows he has an utterly decisive victory.
#The liar game japanese drama series
That’s pretty much how he looks like all the time during the series (which is totally fine by me, since it means Team Akiyama will clinch the victory). Look at his face! That is one focused guy. (He has a soft spot for those who are conned, they reveal in the drama the reasons why, and it’s quite tear-inducing.)Īfter they defeat him, the pair continues on in the tournament, aiming to defeat the ruthless LGT Offices who started this in the first place as well as keep others like them afloat and out of debt.Īkiyama Shinichi reminds me of Blank from No Game No Life or basically this super awesome, super smart, super handsome guy who always has a plan to save the day (and Nao) and defeat their opponents. Her first opponent, a trusted former teacher, cons her of all her money and she pleads a former con artist, Akiyama Shinchi, to help her. Those who lose have to bear the debt of whatever money was cheated from them. Like really?), Kanzaki Nao, finds a box with 100 million yen and a note stating that she is a contestant in the Liar Game, where players are encouraged to lie to each other to obtain their opponents’ money. SPOILER: at the start they prove it by showing how she goes all the way to the police office to return a ten cent coin. (Credits to my dear friend for introducing this to me! :D)Ī foolishly honest and innocent girl (and seriously, she is the epitome of naiveness. It’s adapted from manga, and its premise is extremely interesting. As the title says, the Japanese drama’s name is The Liar Game.
#The liar game japanese drama update
Hello readers! So sorry I have been MIA for the past six-seven months! I’m here with an extremely late update about a Japanese drama that I recently (i.e.
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